Lufthansa Allegris First Class Suite Wins Red Dot Award

The Lufthansa Allegris First Class Suite has been awarded the prestigious Red Dot Award in the Product Design 2026 category.

The award is presented annually to products across 52 categories that demonstrate outstanding design quality, innovation, functionality, and ergonomics. The Allegris First Class Suite was designed by the design agency PriestmannGoode, which receives the award together with Lufthansa.

The Lufthansa Allegris First Class sets a new standard for exclusive travel with two individual suites and the Suite Plus. The separate cabins, featuring floor-to-ceiling walls and closeable doors, offer the same level of privacy as being at home.

Guests can adjust the temperature of their nearly one-meter-wide seats in the suite to their personal preferences and connect their own smartphone or tablet to the entertainment system. A 32-inch screen, wireless over-ear headphones, and a personal en-suite wardrobe ensure that every need is met.

The more spacious and globally unique Suite Plus offers a special travel experience—ideal for solo travelers seeking maximum space and complete privacy, as well as for couples who wish to enjoy their flight together in a shared suite.

Two seats that can be converted into one comfortable double bed, along with a screen the size of the one in your own living room, make flying in the Suite Plus the most exclusive travel experience above the clouds.

Since its launch in 2024, Lufthansa’s new cabin concept has won numerous awards. Among other honors, Allegris Business Class received the 2024 German Design Award and in the following year, the German Innovation Award, the Business Traveller Award: Best European Business Class, and the International Design Award.

Guests can currently experience Lufthansa Allegris on two aircraft types: the Airbus A350-900 from Munich and the Boeing 787-9 from Frankfurt. With 10 A350-900s and 12 Boeing 787-9s currently in scheduled service, the Allegris fleet is growing steadily.

This fall, the new Airbus A350-1000 will become the next aircraft type to feature Allegris, and the new Boeing 777-9 will begin flying with the award-winning cabin starting in the spring of next year. By the end of 2026, a total of 35 aircraft departing from Frankfurt and Munich will be in service with Allegris on board.